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You could output large image inside an inline @media block assuming you are talking about window width and not literally screen width. Also providing a default if neither option is set so first if statement is not required. .thumbnail {width: <? php echo get_option(‘thumbnail_size_medium’) ?: $default_size; ?>;} <?php if( get_option(‘thumbnail_size_large’) ) { ?>@media ( min-width: … Read more

Bootsrtap.css overlap style.css in custom wordpress theme

You can load first bootstrap.min.css and then after your main style.css and Set About Us as About, then your issue is solved.

Serving resized images on a responsive site without making 2x copies

Removing backstretch image from pages/posts

Add a conditional to the existing if-statement checking for is_front_page() (or is_home(), depending on your needs): if ( ! empty( $image ) && is_front_page() ) {

Create various image sizes ad hoc

You could, but I wouldn’t recommend doing it on the fly as it would take up unnecessary page resources each time the user loads the page. A better way to do it would put in the add_image_size hook you mentioned into the functions file, then install a plugin to regenerate thumbnails. https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/ I’ve used this … Read more

Header formatting works for safari but not chrome @media screen size technique on iphone

You need a colon after “max-width”. So your media query should look like @media screen and (max-width: 600px){ insert styles here } Also, responsive themes are very much so still a thing. I wouldn’t create a theme without it being responsive. It’s pretty standard nowadays. Definitely do not abandon it.

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